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1st annual men’s weekend of golf and poker. Had a cash game last night. Put the Montecito’s and Desjgn in play.
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EventHorizonVII
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Time for some card slinging
ruby tues.
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All set for the Men’s Weekend Tournament.
Poker Zombie
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detroitdad
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EventHorizonVII
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What are these cards?! I love the look. Reminds me if uno or phase 10
detroitdad
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phase 10
Cash game last night, micro fun. In for $50 out for $125. Absolutely Beautiful Elites in play!
Love phase 10. Set of 4, run of 4 always kicks my ass.
detroitdad
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. onto Skipbo
detroitdad
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Little .50/1 NLHE with the outlaws tonight. Up to $110
I had the pleasure of attending the North Texas Poker Group monthly game hosted by @TexRex on Friday night. I had planned on arriving early to meet and talk with Rex, but the Dallas weather and traffic did not cooperate. I didn’t take or post as many pictures as I had hoped, but had a great time. Rex runs a great game, and has some get players in attendance. It was nice to see how someone else hosts a long time running game. Also enjoyed playing with @Frogzilla and @dkersey again. It’s great to see some DFW PCF representation. Rex had the PCF table toppers and it made me wish I had picked some of those up from @Tommy. A solid alternative to fold out tables. I didn’t finish well, but I did finish deeper than @Frogzilla, who was taken out early by an old lady 
Thanks again Rex for the invite. I look forward to the next time I’m able to make it up that way.
Thanks again Rex for the invite. I look forward to the next time I’m able to make it up that way.
Craig, what a pleasure to meet you in person and have you attend! And thank you for the gift of DesJgn cards. I've wanted to try some. Craig also brought a few of his chips and plaques -- cash and tournament sets. They are really nice, custom ceramics. He has both 39mm and 43mm chips, plus 2 denoms of plaques. Craig got to quickly review my four sets. Craig, Frog and some others used my cash set to play a cash game. I still have not played with them myself!
Weather created all kinds of fun problems! It disrupted Texas high school football. For those who may be unaware, that takes some pretty bad weather! While we didn't lose power at the house, thanks to underground power lines, we lost the satellite connection for our music a couple of times. Thus the weather had little impact on the poker itself, though a couple of players looked like they needed life preservers when they got here.
This was the maiden voyage of the table toppers, and all reports from players is they were great. Cards really slide well on them. I wasn't sure how I'd like the 6mm thickness, but now that I've played on it, I loved it! The topper is smooth on top, so I'm not sure how they put the design on it, but it is so smooth, it's like it's built in. I suspect it will last a long time.
PCF was well represented -- 4 of the 15 are PCFers! I wish we all four could have made the final table (of 10), but only 2 of us did, and I was the only one to make it in the money. I may have to implement a house rule that PCFers are automatically in the money!
Weather created all kinds of fun problems! It disrupted Texas high school football. For those who may be unaware, that takes some pretty bad weather! While we didn't lose power at the house, thanks to underground power lines, we lost the satellite connection for our music a couple of times. Thus the weather had little impact on the poker itself, though a couple of players looked like they needed life preservers when they got here.
This was the maiden voyage of the table toppers, and all reports from players is they were great. Cards really slide well on them. I wasn't sure how I'd like the 6mm thickness, but now that I've played on it, I loved it! The topper is smooth on top, so I'm not sure how they put the design on it, but it is so smooth, it's like it's built in. I suspect it will last a long time.
PCF was well represented -- 4 of the 15 are PCFers! I wish we all four could have made the final table (of 10), but only 2 of us did, and I was the only one to make it in the money. I may have to implement a house rule that PCFers are automatically in the money!
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Getting ready for the weekly tourney! Love tuesdays!
It is a rare sight to see Classic Paisleys in use, @ruby tues. A blast from the past that started it all...
RocAFella1
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Bring those back in bridge, standard index!
EventHorizonVII
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Thought so, never played it but as a kid I was 'around' when my bio dad had folks over for card games.
ruby tues.
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One of my favorite and first setups I bought, I don't pull them out to often. The fellas loved them!
I was sad about missing the Minneapolis meetup this weekend, so I decided to host a game for my local crew.
In for $160, out for $140. The game was good but I ran pretty badly tonight: AA and one of my two sets cracked, got coolered in a huge pot against @ni9n3r, but still ended the night effectively even.
Aztar Indiana tonight FTW, but man I need to give these chippies a bath.
In for $160, out for $140. The game was good but I ran pretty badly tonight: AA and one of my two sets cracked, got coolered in a huge pot against @ni9n3r, but still ended the night effectively even.
Aztar Indiana tonight FTW, but man I need to give these chippies a bath.
RocAFella1
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I've had like 4 people tonight say how they'd like a topper just like this.
KhoiFish82
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Hit up a new home game in Allen, TX. 1/2NL, in for $600, out for $800 in 6.5hrs. Great game, ran up a stack early on and got coolered for heaps. I was able to maintain my composure, get unstuck, and thankfully leave with a profit for the night.
Those chips are from some custom chips site, right? I can’t remember the name at the moment. I know they’re plastic, but how are they?
KhoiFish82
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They’re slugged and heavy. Have a velvety texture. Shuffle pretty easily. I think he had them ordered from the ChipLab.
The Official Whiskey of Schmendr1ck's Home Games: Bulleit Rye.
I don't know if this qualifies as a home game, but it sure wasn't a casino game...
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We weren't on top of a mountain, but I think this was close enough
. These chips are perfect for traveling/camping! I thought about selling them since I prefer clay chips but now that I've used them once I think I have to keep them.
The only other chips I would have been comfortable using for this were my dice chips and I think I can safely get rid of them now. These chips are so much prettier!
We weren't on top of a mountain, but I think this was close enough
. These chips are perfect for traveling/camping! I thought about selling them since I prefer clay chips but now that I've used them once I think I have to keep them.The only other chips I would have been comfortable using for this were my dice chips and I think I can safely get rid of them now. These chips are so much prettier!
Unfortunately, in for $800 so far 
Big stack
At least you still have some nice chips Left!
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